VIOLATED GUIDELINES

Last updated: June 18, 2025, 00:47  |  Written by: Gavin Wood

Violated Guidelines
Violated Guidelines

After Plummeting Below The Psychological

Weak Support Levels at $42K-$43K ????BTC’s current price range is fragile, with weak support at $42K-$43K. If this level fails, the next major support is around $38K, which could lead to a

Why Did Bitcoin Suddenly Crash? Key Factors Behind

After plummeting below the psychological price of $40K based on the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Bitcoin (BTC) is back to winning ways after breaching

What

What’s Next For BTC Price? Bitcoin has managed to remain above its 20-day exponential moving average ($42,932) recently, yet the bulls haven’t been able to overcome

Bitcoin Price Is Set To Break The $43K Resistance Channel Despite

Bitcoin: Despite breaching $43k, these factors haunt the BTC market

Bitcoin Dips Below

As far as coin-wise numbers are concerned, Bitcoin yet again saw the largest outflows, totaling $33 million. Ethereum followed next and registered close to $17

Bitcoin dips below $43K amid market cooldown, showing strong hold with lower volatility. Key indicators suggest potential for price increase. Bitcoin’s (BTC) recent price

Despite setbacks from spot BTC ETFs and selling pressure on platforms like Coinbase and GBTC, Bitcoin's steady price around $43K suggests a potential surge in altcoin

Bitcoin Falls Below $43K: What Happened? - cryptoticker.io

Bitcoin’s Battle at $43K: Can it Sustain the Recovery Amid Selling?

Bitcoin price flirts with $43K, but derivatives data

Bitcoin Breaches the $43K Level, despite FUD Hits 16-Month High

Why Traders Are Aggressively Shorting Bitcoin After BTC

Bitcoin Faces Potential Crash: Will BTC Hold the $42K-$43K Level?

Why Are Bitcoin Traders Aggressively

Why Are Bitcoin Traders Aggressively Shorting as BTC Hits New Record High? The move comes as the long/short ratio is at its lowest point since September 2025.

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